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Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Despite escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and continuing tensions between the United States and Iran, crude oil prices are now facing major resistance that must be overcome before another bullish rally can be confirmed.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: BRICS Summit Calls for Maximum Restraint as the Energy Crisis Reaches Critical Economic Tipping Points
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: WTI holds above 7-month resistance as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains constrained and US-Iran tensions escalate. Key technical scenarios remain in focus as upside risks mount.
Crude oil Weekly Outlook: Crude oil remains supported as markets balance recovering supply against persistent Strait of Hormuz risks. Key WTI levels define escalation and de-escalation scenarios.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: WTI crude oil remains supported above $80 as US inventories fall near yearly lows. Explore key technical levels and scenarios guiding oil prices.
Middle East ceasefire negotiations and key technical resistance levels triggered a correction in crude oil prices after last week's surge above $90 per barrel. However, geopolitical risk premiums remain firmly embedded in the market.
Crude Oil Outlook: Comparing the 1973 Arab Oil Embargo with the 2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis helps put today's market volatility into historical perspective while filtering out much of the daily headline noise.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Broader crude oil oversupply risks continue to weigh on the recent 10%+ rebound in prices following the latest strikes near the Strait of Hormuz. While geopolitical tensions continue to support risk premiums, technical levels remain well respected and will be key in determining the next major move for WTI and Brent crude.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Will attacks on Russian energy infrastructure offset oversupply risks? Key support, resistance, and price scenarios for oil this week.
Razan Hilal, FOREX.com Market Analyst, examines why crude oil prices are rapidly returning to pre-war levels as Middle East tensions ease and shipping flows through the Strait of Hormuz recover. He outlines the key technical levels for WTI and Brent crude, highlights oversold momentum conditions that could support short-term rebounds, and explains how U.S. dollar strength continues to pressure energy markets despite growing dip-buying opportunities.
Crude oil is rebounding from the $73.50 low on oversold conditions, Strait of Hormuz risk, and ongoing inventory drawdowns, though it may be a short term bounce within a broader decline. Razan Hilal, CMT and FOREX.com Market Analyst, breaks down the levels from $73.50 to the $85 zone and explains why US Iran nuclear talks may decide the next move.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Crude oil remains below key support and the multi-month consolidation range as markets assess a potential US-Iran peace deal. Explore key levels and scenarios ahead.
Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: WTI crude oil is retesting the critical $88 support level, the lower boundary of a multi-month consolidation range, as markets weigh soft summer demand, rising inventories, OPEC production increases, and ongoing geopolitical risks in the Middle East. Rebound or breakdown?
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